bigonlogn

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by bigonlogn 1y ago
Also, you can achieve some pretty fast development velocity with .NET. C# is intuitive and the tools are great. I know everyone complains about Visual Studio, but even it's most vocal complainers will admit it sets the industry standar
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by bigonlogn 10y ago
This is not entirely true. Since we talking about implementing stateful sessions, you could receive a valid token (stolen, out otherwise) after the user has logged out. You are correct that the lookup doesn't have to be via the databas
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by bigonlogn 10y ago
You can also supply an options object (including headers) as the second argument[1]. [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/GlobalFetch...
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by bigonlogn 10y ago
JWT is just a token. It's not some panacea of client-side only authentication. There are a lot of people lamenting the difficulty in performing logout via JWT. I believe people are missing the point. The failing isn't with JWT, it
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by bigonlogn 10y ago
You can implement sign out everywhere by setting a reauth flag on the user in the database. You lose the "completely stateless" aspect that JWT claims to provide, but it's a small trade-off for tighter security.
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by bigonlogn 12y ago
Stores hold the state your Views use to render. This can include more than just the data backing the Views. It can include things like which item is selected in a list, if a link is active or not, and any error messages as well.
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by bigonlogn 12y ago
FYI, the "docker.io" repository in trusty points to an older version of docker (0.9.1). I believe the script at http://get.docker.io/ubuntu will install the latest version of docker.
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by bigonlogn 13y ago
Generators definitely have their place. They're good for prototyping, and creating internal tools. Tasks that are time sensitive and can really benefit from eliminating boilerplate code. Larger LOB, or public facing apps require more t
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by bigonlogn 13y ago
yeoman seems to be involved very little, in this tutorial. It seems more like a bower/grunt tutorial. I was expecting to see yeoman used to generate models, views, and controllers. It's a shame because, I think this is where yeoma
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by bigonlogn 13y ago
> You could make a better choice. But you can call it whatever you want, so... who cares? The choice is yours... Being a pedant is hardly constructive.
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by bigonlogn 13y ago
You hold Ctrl (or Shift+Ctrl) while you tab to cycle all the way through all your tabs. The first time you press the combination, it switches to the last tab you were in. This is how it is in version 2, anyway.
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by bigonlogn 13y ago
This is the nature of using any third party software or API. If you're not going to write it yourself, then you have to be willing to play by someone else's rules. Words I learned to live by years ago. Coincidentally, this is how
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by bigonlogn 13y ago
His views aren't the issue, his outspokenness is. How could a woman ever feel comfortable interviewing with this guy, let alone, working for him. What if said woman was a great fit for the company and had a lot to contribute? His abili
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by bigonlogn 13y ago
This looks like a known issue. It seems this doesn't work on windows at the moment... See https://github.com/kytrinyx/exercism/issues/20